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PhD student 10: Computational models for thermomagnetic materials

Shibl Gill

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Objectives

Establish a mesoscopic model for thermal hysteresis. Optimization of thermomagnetic materials.

Expected Results

  • Mesoscopic multi-physics simulator of thermomagnetic properties. Using a software library for solving partial differential equations, a micromagnetic finite element solver will be augmented with magneto-structural coupling and a phase field model.
  • Standard problems for thermomagnetic simulations. Like the micromagnetic standard problems, a suite of problems for thermomagnetic simulations will be defined and used to test and verify the newly developed software.
  • Machine learning model of thermal hysteresis. Combining data from thin film combinatorial studies and thermomagnetic simulations, a machine learning model will be built to predict thermal hysteresis based on chemical composition and the material microstructure.
  • Guidelines for optimization of thermomagnetic materials. Ideal composition and microstructure combinations through genetic optimization.

Work Package

WP3

Beneficiary Host Institution

Associated Partners - Secondments